Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-08-25
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SCRAPS from she Notebook 81 she
scnsfneF's Reporter.
Riverside (Csl.) bricklayers get 50 a
day.
Alpha was assessed Of so cents per share
yesterday.
W.. ]. Stevens came in from Union Dis
trict yesterday.
Tobacco is being grown at spangle, W.
T., and is thriving. .
The first bale of California hops was en-
hibited in New York August Is.
Real estate has advanced rs per cent in
value ct Santa Rosa within two weeks.
r. A. Parke, the asssyer Of Union Dis
trict, came up on Lewis stage yesterday.
DR.. Henderson, the banker Of Elko,
is visiting the mines Of Union District.
Hay in the bale in Mason Valley 10 held
at Sill per ton. n IN the stack at "a and
So.
Dan Lewis came In yesterday from
| Union loaded to the guards with passen-
gers.
n. Festherstone Of Robinson District,
| came in by the White Pine stage on Tues
day night.
Two OF the Arizona train robbers have
| been traced to Carlisle, n. M, and one to
California.
Forest fires have destroyed 25. 900
| acres of timber in the western part OF
Colusa county.
Indians on the Duck Valley Reservation,
Eiko county. are dissatisfied, and trouble
Is anticipated.
NJ D.n-- O.-.~-s ..
to town yesterday with vegetables and
fresh butter.
The value Of bullion that was shipped
yesterday. the product of Eureka District,
was $50, $50 81.
At Marysville, August Is. q colony Of
Danes arrived en- route for Senator Stan
ford's Vina ranch.
Real estate sales in San Jose August IS,
aggregated Sc, 500, 900 and the excitement
10 at a fever heat.
The body OF DR.. 1. Frank Newman. who
died OF consumption, was cremated at
Los Angeles August IS.
Lottie NJ, while trotting at San Jose,
August Is, made Q break, ran into the
fence and broke her neck.
In the case Of the State vs.. W. A..
huu6IbOu tTl6u DdIQEe JQetlC6 S6uQcIB
yesterday. the jury disagreed.
William Levy Of the firm OF Morris 4
Levy. left for Reno yesterday to open q
new establishment ct that place.
G. l.. Green. who has taken o job Of
work in the Bachelor mine at Mount
Hope, left for that place yesterday.
There were three big freighting outfits
loading with machinery, lumber and mer-
chandise yesterday, destined for Seligman.
White Pine county.
Don't forget that Mount St. MAry's
Academy will open on August 30. the
University on the 9th, and Bishop Whit
aker's school on August %.
H~snlon, the noted osrsmsn. passed
Palisade on Tuesday last. He is on his
way 70 Australia to row a match with
Beach, the champion Of that colony.
Jack" Pardy has purchased q resi-
dence on Spring street, and is now en-
gagged in fencing Ii in, it is said, TO pro-
sect himself from his many fair admirers.
Land along the line OF the railroad from
San Jose to the Lick Observatory station
sells for 81 $50 per acre. A year ago this
land could have been purchased for sl20
per acre.
august q German pIacksmltn
near Woodland, disappeared on the same
day that he was 10 be married. His
friends believe il is the result Of Q desire TO
avoid masrimony.
Diphtheris is raging in summerville,
Oregon, to an alarming extent. The dis
ease attacks the old as well as the young.
On Wednesday of last week there 90
Cured five deaths ct shat town.
Wells. Fargo & Co., shipped yesterday
9 bars OF Richmond bullion. valued at
SIS, 102; 6 bars Of Eureka Con. bullion,
valued st $14. 54S 40, and two bars OF
passing bullion, valued at 81, 1000.
The dividend that was paid by the
Eureka Con. Mining Company on Tuesday
last, has been fsvorably commented on in
Eureka. Our citizens will recollect that
it was foreshsdowed in the SENTINEL OF
the 9th inst, in our reporters interview
with VIM. Fries, the President OF the
company.
W. ]. Smith OF the Postofhoe Bookstore,
received yesterday IN invoice OF elegant
castles, vases, ~mstchboxes, and w~orkboxes;
also some very nice bird cages and other
fancy goods. When you go after your mail
just stop and look at the new goods In the
showcases. Be sure that you take your
purse along for they are very attractive.
Rfddleberger and Sherman.
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